The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1865, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Oct, 80-6 P. M ‘The stock market opened with considerable bucyanoy ‘this morning, and as the early session of the open board New York Centra: sold at 98, Erie 92%, Roading 115%, Michigan Southern 743, Cleveland and, Pittsburg 8234, Northwestern 30%, preferred 66%, Fort Wayne 103, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 28%. At the first regu- lar board quotations were in the ascendant, and the mar- ket very active, and there was @ strong demand for New York Central, Chicago and Northwestern ‘nd Fort Wayne New York Central closed 134 higher than at the first board on Saturday, Reading 1%, Dlinois Central 1%, Cloveland and Pittsburg 134, Northwestern 9%, preferred 23, Rock Island 1X, Fort Wayne 5%, Prairie du Chien 3, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 13s, Cumberland 13. Atlantic Mail sold at 153. 154, Erie was 34 lower. Gov- ernment securities improved. Coupon five-twenties showed am advance of 4, ten-forties . New five- twenties declined 34. After the call the volume of transactions continued large, but prices declined a fraction, Subsequently they recovered, and at the one o’clock open board the market was strong, At the second board it was very firm, New York Central being the strongest stock on the list. The latter closed 13 higher than at the first board, Reading 34, Northwestern 3¢, preferred 36, Rock Island 34, Fort Wayne $§, Prairie du Chien %. Erie was 3 lower, Cleveland and Pittsbarg %. Michi- gan Southern, Ohio and Mississipp! certificates and Quick- silver were unchanged. Government securities wore all but steady, Seven-thirty notes of tho third series sold at 9734. At the open board at half-past three the market was buoyant. New York Central sold at 100%, Erie 92%, Hudson River 1093, Reading 116, Michigan Southern ‘74%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 833, Northwestern 31%, preferred 67%, Rock Island 109%, Fort Wayne 105%, Prairio du Chien 694, McGregor Western 22, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 29, AtlanticfMail 163, Canton 42%, Brunswick 12, Quicksilver 48. Later, on the street, the market was nearly steady. At ten minutes past five P. M. New York Central was quoted at 99%(, Erie 92% a 4, Reading 115% a %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 827 a 83, Northwestern 31%, Proferrod 6734 a %, Michigan Southern 747% ® 3%, Fort Wayne 105}; a %. ‘The market was firm at the close, and the disposition of the street to speculate for a rise showed noabatement. New York Central, Northwestern and Ohio and Missis- sippi certificates were the strongest shares on the specu- lative list. ‘The demand for loans from the Stock Exchange was promptly met at seven per cent, and the capital offering to houses in good credit was in excess of the demand. There was a large return of legal tenders from Chicago and other points in the West to the banks here this morning, and this imparted increased ease to the money market. This return was owing to the banks at this centre with Western accounts having declined to accept the thirty and sixty days paper offered by their correspondents, and consequently there is no alternative for the latter but a return of the cur- rency which they withdrew during the last two or three weeks, unless produce 's sent forward in sufficient quan- tities to neutralize the existing disparities. The effect may soon be seen in a slight deduction of the prices of produce in the West; but this will not necessarily react materia!ly upon prices at the East, for the decline will stimulate exports in proportion to the decline, and so the equilibrium will be preserved. Tho bank statement for the week was on the whole more favorable than it was generally expected it would be. The decrease of $4,065,040 in loans shows the con- traction which the withdrawal of deposits by the country benks occasioned. This, however, is chiefly traceable to withdrawals on account of the temporary loan from the Sub-Treasury. The decline pf only $567,399 in the deposit line isa highly favorable symptom, indi- cating an entire absence of distrust on the part of deposi- tors. The increase of $257,172 in legal tenders is in ac- cordance with the disbursements of the Sub-Treasury and the return flow of currency from the West. The deposits show a decrease of $567,390, which shows a diminution of the recent monetary pressure, the decrease in the last statement having been $8,172,046. The decline in specie is owing both to the demand for customs duties and ox- port. Tho discount line is a little less active, and first class commercial paper passes at 789 per cent, but fair names submit to 10 a 12. The gold market was steady. The opening price was 145%, from which there was an advance of 1, followed by a relapse to the opening price, at which it stood at the close of business. Loans were made flat. Foreign exchange was steady at last Friday's quota- tions, and bankers’ bills at sixty days were quoted at 108% a %. Petroloum stocks were on the whole steady at the first board. Pithole Creek closed 90c. lower than at the rame time on Saturday, First National advanced Ic., Rynd Farm advanced 2c. At the second board the market was heavy. The closing quotations were:—Pithole Oreek $0 75, Rynd Farm 95c., Tack 27c., Oil Creek $1 50, Oceanic 580., Germania 42c,, Bradley $1 15, Benehof Run $12 25. The following figures compare the last woekly state- ment of the New York associated banks with the re- turns of the previous aay | 21. Ort, 28. 921 805,699 173, 14,910, 30 46,427, 427,027 12,923,725 —The deviations from the returns of the previous week are as follows: — ‘Decrease in loans. . Decrease in deposits. Decrease in specie. é Increase in Jegat tenders. Tuerease in circulation. ‘The transactions of the Clearing House last week com- oh follows with the business of the provious week :— arings for the week en-ling Oct. 21. $554 Chtoninea for the week ending Oot. 28... Balances for the week poem 4 Oct. = Balances for the week ending Oct. 28.. «85,422,603 7,862,010 es 4 1000 Ua S's 5 20 reg 101 10000 US 5', 10-40 co 925% 1500 Treasni 3-10 1s 97% 4000 do. 2500 200 200 50 1400 600 200 200 500 400 500 1 conirl Goal os 54-200 100 65 (100 100. 65% 4000 200 quik dees 4 = 109 Cum ‘Goal 1000 do. .2d call os 400 43% 800 300 .. 61M 200 d call 81% 100 dO, «+ .vseee 200 Chie & Ti. rd 00 600 do... 10% 1200 do. 200 do, 24 call tose 200 do. bh agenw (nt ror = 100 do. 200 do. 31 100 200, 300 “ 100 100 do. 830 do 200 do. 2d 68 It00 * de ‘am anhcitinpt 88 200 $s. 200 Pitts, FUW. 1084% 100 ao 1000, doy Fagin i) do. 0 1600 “or. ao ‘900 100 ao. 200 2 0. 1000 Sah dt dee RR pag $0) td Invee fat 8. do.) a) do. 4 100 Alt @ Tor iit ee oy * . 3 E iy EE eit sagt ottesst 8 3 SeSSs 22 3 ee z SSSSSSESSESss 800 Cleve & Pitts RR 200 dO... . » see 40 Chic& NWRR., 31 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Momnar, Oct. 30—6 P. M. Asnes.—Receipts, 15 packages. The market was un- changed in every respect. About 20 packages pots sold at $8 25 per package. Breapstorvs.—Roecelpts, 18,839 bbls. flour, 54,482 bushels wheat, 44,429 do. corn, 73,800 do. oats, 16,149 do, rye and 53,760 do. barley. State and Western flour opened steady, with a fair inquiry, but the market closed with less animation and somewhat heavy, though prices were without noticeable change. The sales covered 10,500 bushels at our subjoined quotations. Southern flour was steady and in moderate demand, with sales of 400 bbls. Canada flour was moderately active at full prices, The sales Fg md bbls. agg quiet and nnchanged. rn _meal was inactive, though prices were well oo ie We only heard of a sale of about 200 bbis. Caloric at $5. hate quote :— do......b80 70 Superfine State and Western $7 40 0 $7 85 Extra State... -8 Oa 810 Choice State. . 81a 8 30 Common to medium extra Western. . - 8 00a 850 Extra round hoop Ohio. - 87a 890 Woatern trade brands. + 900 a 12 25 +9 60 a 10 35 -10 40 a 16 25 8008 820 8 75 a 12 25 -850a 900 -~ 4900 495 ~ 5108 5 25 Corn meas, Brandywine, puncheons. 26 25 2 26 50 —Wheat, ‘though very dull, was without important change in price, but if anything the tendoncy was to de- cline. The sales were almost exclusively for milling por. poses, comprising only about 22,000 bushels at $2 35 $2 37 for new amber Stato, $233 for red Canada, $230 for old winter red Western, and $1 80 for amber Milwaukee. The demand for corr’ was less active, but prices were supported. The sales embraced about 50,000 bushels at 80c. a 89c. for unsound, and 90c, a 9ic. for sound mixed ‘Western. Tho transactions in oats were larger, and prices were a trifile in seller’s favor, with sales of sound a 55e, a 67c., and unsound at 46c, a Sle. Rye was un- changed; abont 4,500 bushels Canada exchanged hands at $120.’ Malt was inactive. The scarcity of barle one. bled holders to procure full prices; the deman rather limited; only ahout 15,000 bushels, mostly Stato, sold at $1 07a $1 17. Corrox —Reovipts, 6,574 bales. The market was rather moro active, but prices were somewhat irregular and slightly weaker, as the prevailing opinion among operators concerning the expected European news was that it would be of an unfavorable character. However, no material concessions were made. The sales embraced 3,000 bales, bought mostly by consumers, at our quota- tions, as follows:— Uplanc. Florida, Mobile. N. 0. & zr at aT 48, Ordinary, . Middling. 57 5T 58 Good m‘ “ac 3 59 6 ot Corexs.—The marke: was dull and prices were a trifle weaker, but no quotabls change took place. were all in jobbing lots for consumption. Faeicnts.—The market was very quiet, and nothing of consequence was done, Rather more was asked for grain to the United Kingdom, but nothing was done. There was some inquiry for vessola for Cork, for orders, with graip, but we head of no charters. "The engage: ments were:—To Liverpool, 200 bales cotton at 5-16d., and, per steamer, 300 bales cotton at 1d. To London, 100 hhhds. tobacco at 25s ‘Hors.—Receipts, 21 bles, Prime grades continued in scant supply, and prices were very firm; about 65 bales sold mostly at 40c. a 60c, but Including 1 fow retail par- cols, very choice, which brought 65c. We nots sales, 100 bales old crop at 0c. a 4#c., as to quality. Motas:xs was quiet bit unchanged. Provistoxs.—Receipts 18 bbls. pork, 104 pkgs. beef, 71 do, cut meats, 3,086 do. hutter and 3,237 do. cheese, bes! pork market was ursettled and prices were irregu- lar, mess epening firm at $33 75, and selling as high as $34 75, but finally closing heavy at $34, cash. ‘The sales were about 6,50 bbls. at $33.75 a $34 75 for mess, and $28 75 a $29 for prime mess, Beef was steady wit? a molerate demand. The sales were about 950 bbls. at $1) $14 for plain mees and $14 & $17 for extra mess. Beef hams continued scarce, and with @ moderate inquiry; prices were firm. Bacon was more steady. We note sales of about 250 pkgs. Cumber- land cut, deliverable in January, seller's option, at 17%4c. Cut meats were quiet for want of stock; prices wore well sustained. The sales were at 16%c. a 17}c. for shoulders and 20c. a 23'c. forhams. The lard market was dull, but prices were unchanged. The sales wero about 600 pkgs. at 240. a 28%Kc., the latter an extreme rate. Butter was flem at 30c. a 42c. for Western, and 40c, a S5c. for State, Cheese was quiet but firm at 140. a 19c. for common to first quality factory made. Prrrotxom.—Receipts, none. The market ruled firmer to-day under a fair demand, i rt for export, and'prices of both crude and refined, nd, were in turn better, thoagl the advance wes'not decided, “The sales weré about 4,500 bbls, at 36°. a 37¢. for crude, 59c. a 60c. for refined, in bond, and 580. a 583¢. in Philadelphia. Also little lots of free at 770. a 79c. Rice was quiet; prices were unchanged. We heard of ‘no transactions except in a retail way. Svaar.—The market for raw was steady. with only a very moderate inquiry, while refined was a shade in buyer's favor. The sales of raw comprised 198 hhds. Cuba muscovado, part on private terms, but chiefly at 13%. a 1434¢., and 700 boxes Havana at I4c. Srmane —Receipts, 66 packages. The market was — and heavy, but prices were without material altera- on. Tonacco.—Receipts, 75 hhds. and 691 packages. The market was rather quiet, but full prices were realized. The sales embrace 135 hhds. coos at Tc. a 28%, and 25 cases Ohio seed leaf at 19%<c. a 23c. TALLOW was inactive and a shad in buyer’ 's favor, with sales of 50,000 Ibs. at 14. a 1430. Waraxxy.—Receipts, none. The demand was more active, prices were steady. The sales wore about 450 bbis., mostly at $2 36, but part at $2 34 for Western. The eales FINANCIAL, IT MEMPHIS ASD. NEW. ORLEANS CITY BONDS formic, MANNING & DE FOREST, 19 Wall st NITY MORTGAGES FOR SALE—BY A PARTY LEAV- {ng this city; now due. | A. very Liberal discount will be made f¢ a desirable ity. Address box 706 Post Often for one week. FORDER OF OF BAN FRANCISCO, BONDS KKOWN AS the * Bonds of 1854" are hereby notified that said bonds will "oe by United States geld coin at our office a imaturity, November 1, 1805. | Intewat on the Pei bonds w' from * goane and after the above a! oe Coe ‘33 Pine street. Naw Yors, September 26. | [a2 WARRANTS AND COLLEGE andJor sale by C, & G. WOOD! ‘Wall street. OAN ON CITY BOND AND MORTGAGE WANTED— 4 on double theamount, at seven per cent; $10,000 will de taken. Apply © M. II, BRIDGE, No. 9 Broad street. ¢ Frioe OF BENNEHOFF RUN PETROLEUN, com. Wall street, New York, Oct. 90, 1865. Parditees of the Bennehor Run Peiroleam Company have this tiie day declared « regular monthly divicend of five per of the company for the month payable d after the £4 day of November x. The will be closed from the Ist to the ot November, luelast JAMES McMASTER, Secretary. peal PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ss koa. UNION re besnety gad BAN % COUPONS OF THE MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL- road Company's Bonds, duo Ist proximo, will be paid at the Merchants’ National Bank, New York. ‘Parties hold ten or more coupons would faclitate the payment by aay tng the same to to that date, ISAAC. VAR AGENEN, ION BANK OF LONDON. at TIONAL BANK OF SCOTLA: BELF, 'D SoRIP AN, No. @ of nal street. %. BANKING COMPANY ‘ARBLAND). it Drafts above, as we have done for tym pen ren re oa good cant ‘where in England, Ireland, d and dies, to Sums of fiand wy FAYLO i BROtAERS, 17 Wall street. JOUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED.—HIGHEST MAR. Ph akteratee, paid for bills of all, the Southern banks, by EDWIN Q. Bi @ and 42 Brondway. ANT FOR ONE YRAR, UPON THE BOR. W! rarer ie, fp igh, Vonud, of of Sayin trance will be give o Dest city company “ cg warance fal secur, 8a * gatiatac sons given. Reference to bankers character, Address Borrower, box 180 Herald office. in the factory Tea te as to $14.000 oar oe rare om oF sums, “Address A. W Wilde box 40la Post offce., oc $125,000 %,,20487O% BOND, AND, MORT. thie city or +e iya.“Apniy JouN eG ORREY, 64 Walle, room cs pone an SPECIAL NOTICES. _ LU THR MEMBERS OF ( A requested oo uet “ Be EA i on “4 aM. won urgent bu e a ofan. Pav. ?. Secretary. H. GREEN, President. LSet ZF, Devers, Seeretery. Caer a Deter Ih ike teri z paredy’ given that 8 further * pelt kis) ‘be unpaid water rece ea Waren at pRanwrrit CAUTION EVERYRODE Bonk, of Sandu other ee Ara enpen. TAMTIVOIAL Sendra Saaate cele * 'W. K. PEYTON, ‘278 and 374 Bowery, CH RINOS, Peper soni hs ee zat fo ved from auction, at gored ind 210 BOWERY. 38 CLOTHS, BEAUTIFUL ALITY, EX Dall the NEW may tes bd WERY. OMB ASINES CRAPE! a rors | 2 ALPACAS, BIARRITZ LOTE, TA! 10 POP! and other cholce Mourning Dress Goods, just received, master Pere ROPLINE, ALL esd roo caiven! at 33 and ‘t kas is alle W sii and te Bowery. FROM }OTION, HS sogahaad ome auary*, ae . LEY 8 end PALE-BORDER — erm) raw ATitiak™ equare. FROM just received FROM AUCTION. 1 K, ravrows, and £74 Bowery, ‘LOAKS! CLOAKSt oLoams! invite th ae ee peal steno in agpeval attraott FASHIONABLE GLoas, Boed 8, 3 BASQUINES AND manufactured in cadoutiaa in the very best man- ner, and of the most choice materia! Our facilities are such that we we pond no hesitation in saying our prices, this year, are much lower than any of the stores exclusively devoted to the sale of cloaks. EYTON, ‘72 and 274 Bowery. GIEKS, SILKS, SILKS. NEW PLAIN SILKS FROM AUCTION. At $1, bid $1 12% $1 25 and NEW PLAIN COLORED SILER. at $i 50, $1 0 per yard. ‘all tho fashionable colors, iL $1 75, ish aud pe BLACK es free 1. 25 to. rd. TE TTON, sa keae BOWERY, near Houston HAKER FLANNELS (ALL WOOL), FULL YARD WIDE AND HEAVY, at) cents per yard at hie, 272 and 274 BOWERY. aoe Houston street. FPPRNCH, MERINOS AND EMPRESS CLOTH! NEW SHADES of GREEN, PURPLE, BLUE, GARNET and MAUVE, now so much worn, just r ved ai it rene! Win and #14 BOWERY. LOTHS, BEAVERS AND CASSIMERES, FOR MEN'S BOYS! and LADIES’ A FULL STOCK JUST RECEIVED, AT LOW PRICES, K, PEYTON'S, Nos. 278’ and 274 Bowery. LANKETS! BLANKETS | AT LOWER PRICES THAN CAN BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE. eae ICE THE PRICES.” i ot SUPER QU B QUALEY ry Baier a 26,50 per pale, - 1 cfttve ROCHDALE BLANKETS, at $775 per 114 FINE BATH BLANKETS, at 124 EXTRA BUPER BLANKETS, at bape x pate. spsanl aye GRAY BLANKETS, HEA’ at $460 Ww. K. PEYTON, ‘272 and 274 Bows T GRAND STREET on Ah ued pew Ebene Bonnet Votvets, soeaiee, Feathers and Flowers, Drets Trimmings, Gloves, & orien, Woollen Bhat suction, ots great reductiontn p bhi es Also fa our Bonnet room, ty Silk Beavers, White Conoys, Plush Nyt, Flats and Bloomers, in every amauta bee. Tae, at $l $125 gi Bt anda jur ol we now sell at $250. 9 EDWARD RIDLEY. Grand, md Alten street, Sil and uly i rom the Bowery. T 1B SIXTH AVENUE CHKAP STORE IS THE best place to buy Housexeeping (i Flannela, Mus- jing, Curtains, Alpacan Hosiery, “Undershirts, Drewers, Gloves, Sontags, Broakfast Shaw [sand all kinds of Woollen 14, Dress Trimmings of every description, Ribbons, Vel. rein Embroldertes, Laces, &c.. wit Bae variety of amalt Our ladies! Kid A Glows at at equal to ted, An we buy regular prices, largoly at sepa & MEARES, corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth strect. VHARLOTTE G. SMITH ‘Has the most elegant assortment of FRENCH CLOAKS IN AMERICA. FOR STYLE AND oi! THEY part COMPE- 1,12 BROADWAY, one door above Twenty-alzth atceet, New Youk crty. BOND STREET—2.. | PAR- to inform the la- of thelr numerong their XHIBITION.—37 RAIN, PAUL & CIR. do Paria, dies of New York friends and oy Dresses, Cloaks, Konneta, tes june brought from Paris, wa cations for jonday and 7. of October. We three of the first sea three bei MMES. I PARRAIN, PAUL & CIE, de Paris, pe CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS, 26 HAVING recently ned’ from Paris, I hive @ fine stock of Po gry reneh Float, Ray ee fall 2 ow wear; sieo splendid assortment ‘hall open for examination on Tuesday, October Si. DE LENRY, 48 Union place, corner of nteenth street. MILLINEHS AND COUNTRY STOREKBEPFERS. OLESALE. ‘At Grand street soit Sit illinery gerard ey ae rat ants Rien rt, ath block east fro ee Entrance to the whole- sale department, Prana to we 1d Bilk Goods ind Aor nery an ". Fourth floor Case Goods only, EDWD. RIDLRY. — PARLOR, CHAMBER ALSO MATTRESSES LARGEST STOCK OF ‘AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, AND LOOKING GLASSES, TO BE FOUND IN THE WORLD I8 AT DE GRAAF & TAYLOR'S, 8 AND 69 BOWBRY, “TND 65 CHRYSTIE STREET. PRICES REDUCED. ~ OFFICES. — yan sear £5 v 7 Bo 4S $e. a. A WONTO. Jewelry, ae ite also makes advances on ‘consignments the above articles, . T a. bo ep ste © eta coma Rg monds, Watches and Silverware, or will se the above articles. THE HIGHEST PRICK PAID FOR AY 62 WILLIAM STREET, ROOM NO. 8, AMON LD GOLD AND SILVER. Do WRRAL A. VANCES. i PAWNBROKERS’ TIC! cera GuT. T i ig VANCED Pg Ne W NB! ICKETS: |AMONDS, WATCHES, SEWEURY, &e., at up stairs. 8. LEVY Wats, THE a wh! lt Grana atreet, near Broads 1 OUIS ANRICH, 733 BROADWAY, 4 cash way. UNDER THE NEW York Hotel Gaid aoa Bip, Came fair Shawls; all kinds of Furs, or any articles of virtu. Perncien are Aig BOUGHT. oF Ee iy cloth ‘Th est price for of ty, ea ont a ab par _FURNITURE. Brentars FUR! Sah ea RATABLIOH. Pianofortes, gt boxed, ahi elty, egeaty. Furniture stored. Jpursirurg, MATTRESSES. wide to ee mee in suite, URNITURE TAKEN OW Pee eR SOT eee ee it anal. ee recy edd Eherriveee rey ys: erro abt et eee A SITUATION A BE- Agrehetc: as puree te ln every and ‘av., near i LARGE NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED girls want situations, io Pay Soars RBSPROTAMED WITH LITTLE GIRL betmeon 8 and 4 years ot re ere oe Yor low wages inc Seeetaenan Wien “F SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTAB! ort ad relarente pee areter ats teatant seamstress; good CLASS SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST understands her business to all. branches; igtorezin from her iat pace, aidheas tor we days ie ost ails agrees good ct pirate fommilion need Briss st avetnear'l eee ee A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A CHILD TO nurse; has a comfortable home and can give the best Of references, Call at 345 Bast 13th st., top floor, back room. A Liepid SUAS Tye eed Ware AST AION, it ladies’ and 108 an atadernlande a ‘al kinds ot Pasay, oem sewing ne ee and a further particulars cail at 474 6th roa ; sore ye! STEGATION: pig ees erences none me bat A‘ sEnainnes ARSOMANST GG dy Stee ieee IN Feng ad Ae WHO FIND DIFFICULTY Ne Ni men su) CHA! o) ean waste A SITUA. At RSSreCTARES, YOUNG I private saad ent at 89 West 19th at, between. SITUATION AS COMPETENT PERSON WANTS A 9 inundress; best of 6th av., in the fancy uy Ly 1D YOUNG cae Beeme | ‘av., Brooklyn. Fa eed ON and toning ‘has no ob; gerd daprgy N. ENGLISH Aliastaetonpa county. SPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES ‘TO OB- RESPECTA Dest oty reference. ‘WISHES A SITUATION WOMAN EB Beare g ‘im the. ‘Cail at S49 25h Tear. 'Tth ava., for two days. eeatof cliy reference. "Gall for two-daye at 280° Ww: ‘as plain cook two daye at om to 4o'elock. LADY WISHES to take care of an 7 OF AS tas no objection to irevel oF goin the # Gall for two days as 460 Gth av., in the corsct store, ituatis t chamberwork and sewi Can be ween for two days at 19 West A RESPROTABLE.S A MERIOAK PROTESTANT YOUNG woman wishes a sit ores oat In sewer or beat of city raforence. ag 100 West 19th st., in the rear, first oor. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT, WITHOUT INCUM- has had twelve yours: experience attend. Hlar situation in, olty oF ferred; Dest oe d. Inquire at, or address gentleman, ven and require ‘Bast th atc between lat av. and av. A. city reference ox light ie ohm ty; no pobjections to leave the city. Call for two PETENT SEAMSTRESS WANTS A SITUATION family; would take care of children or assist in any YOUNG woman WISHES eae gh a AS CHAM. berm: ‘rom last ame w 8 CHILD'S NURSE.-A COMPETENT PERSON fea, Takes A sttuation; can take the entire cha: ran eat city refe be a and Ath tween id and waitress; rs city reference ag piace thoroughly wid duderstands her business. Apply ‘eat 83d at., near 71 of an in: shoe given. Apply at 139 Housekeeper, ae Napa pa A RESPECTABLE A American girl, chambermaid an in sewer or waren: has good sity reference. Can De woen for two days jt sb at. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE morried woman, a8 wet uurse; no objection to the Gountry. Can be seen for two days at 709th av., between 15th and 16th ats. SITUATION WANTED—BY A _ RESPECTABLE A Scotch woman, as experienced nurse, or as chamber- maid or laundress, in a gen! ans family; no objection to fo in the country. Apply for two days at 137 Ble! ker at., A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL wae B A Cha tion ings hs Nas a good ty reference. todo the general housework fo Brivate ‘or would be willing to do the onan eveee ‘and wait- Greenwich av., front room. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN wants a situation as wet nurse, in 3 afin, botw jh at., between 2d and 8d avs, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES qui ; thas city reference from her obliging. has ‘Bast private of milk; beat of reference. Call at I! cee we Bs A sree anion £8 ew cook ant er; will do part indpunes ea g-3 Call at 1,276 Broadway, noar YOUNG Ssh WISHES A sr aria’. AS CHAM- bermaid and waitress; has best cil a Can be deen at hrer last employer's, 462 West YOUNG Cat DESIRES A hone he Sg bormald and seamstress oF nurse; wo refer- ence Fay her last ‘Can be seen for two days at 143 A te ehambermat ferel Gail for three days at 13 Sav SITUATION mauren—er A YOUNG GIRL, AS first class waitress or bermal Gan be seen at 175 Bast 12th at. A® AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WISHES A SITUA- tion fom id; best of city refer- as housekeeper in & respectable family, or to assist rence given yore GIRL WISHES A sreparion TO DO A and verwork; has her own machine. it ai 100 Daal eh st., corner of 3d av. A Sxanr, INTELLIGENT YOUNG WOMAN (LATELY landed) wishes employmont; no objection to go & short @istance in the country. seen ‘until engaged at &&h av., between 57th and S8th ata., second floor, oon RESPECTABLE WOMAN ee A SITUATION ni of taking re of an infant from its birt sibeat of le ‘eaheee a, last where she has ‘lived 1a years. Can two aye at 169 Weat iat at, Dotwoed 6th and 7th avs., nh YOUNG WOMAN yoy ASITUATION A8 CHAM. teeritag end obliging’ good cy references, Call at 156 Wont Sch ste fear building i A RESTROTABLS Nor ney ih und LIKE TO TAKE families’ to her ow can give m house; quire at 73 War detween phil id WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, —— and Neel will give best of city refe- rence, cy AZ soe! WOMAN, LATELY it vee Bi A! SOUrE: situation as cook; under fou ‘washer and moxjootion ter Todo the hot . Call a at Haat sth ‘at. (old No, 228). No objection ogee ‘4 short distance in the country. PROFESSED COOK OF ENGLISH men | FRENCH hagas cooking, who understand g uP Of supper and dinner for wishes a place as head Stok where the sorvions-ol @ oa pron cack flay be required. Can be seen till suited at 181 East 17th st., between let and 2d ave. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS food cook; can make good ; has no ob- ecilch to assist in the "Gail ‘at tbr West Soin st, tween 8th and Mh avs. FIRST A 4 CHAMBERMAID Lavy WAITER.—A famn given up Ki for the winters winh to fi tution for kheu chara and waiter, whom they can recominend in the highest terms. Inquire for two days at 71 Irving place. Ame RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES 44 bl as wet nurse. Call at ber inst place, 123 Congress st. “| RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. tion as chambermaid and waitress; best of city refo- rence can be given. Apply at 179 7th av., corner of 23d at. At pont pee: GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN "between Gis and oily reterence: Call at ‘at 210 West wash st between va, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A washer situation aa plain cook, arent froner, or would do chamberwork in ape private family; ——— renee, Call fr wo Gaya at us tlh art ~” ‘and 434 ata., in the bal kb. ERT MET He A aes BEOPEOTASLE YOUNG bape waate & SITUA- bie petra fii Th bot of eiytetrence foreuos trom last omaploy- or. Gall NY FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE OR HAVING A ithe house she te minding, Tat Went 222 ot, between OU a 4 and 7th ava. ‘Ro ohilaren: “lien of rererece. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA; housework to do general ae of ally rot iy reference given. Canal su, corner areenne YOUNG WOMAN ane 4 nurse. 4 sity, aes ay it walbery a SITUATIO! Tee. A tos phen Te ‘cook. A Ay ret reference tron ie last gto beaiad ink ae washing and tron! a4 ‘ror days at 130! at., St, Mark’s place, A: $ cms ware A a AS PLAIN Seay innat' od [UL ae ta vale Posey. "Can be ancn Taste dare ne te Chariton st. Ree ee re aparece itll RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A, SITUATION A8 AL Siam and waitress; no objection to asaist in the washing and ironing. Call at 15d rare Ww. 'ED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. Aa ION WANT! pet: nee for general housework ina hg for two days at 326 Bleecker at., ‘10th sta., in the fancy store. . Can’ be pher and 10t! RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS boarding at 333 West 2ist at. ousework. washer and ironer in a private family or in a house, Best of city reference. days PECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION in cook, washer and ironer, generat Good city reference. Call Cistwent at. SITUATION yO eg pd A YOUNG WOMAN, AS obi ion to city or country, Best 169 Kast 25th st., between Ist and 2d ave. cook and baker; is a good washer tyre bh al no reference. A. stan SITUATION WANTSD-BY nt yen od ore on reference, bermaid or waitress, fare third floor, front. A try. RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN WANTS A BIT- uation as nurse in a private family, in the city or coun- . Call at $4 Pitts at., between Broome and Delancey sts. RESPECTABLE TOuNG 6 GIRL WISHES. of SITUA. ‘chambe A tenet io a small Call for two days at 8% fad ge oun Gat stb West ‘or to rivate, fam ood ly ee rence. Bast $2d WANTED—BY. A xOONe Pics aractaped lost her own baby. reference or ‘suited, for WANTED—BY ng care of children: ‘#t., between 8th and 9th avs. part ate ved WOMAN understands jel and S1otmkae pistens a goed 19 n Gall for two dnfe nt 171 Woot 10th SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE G! a oa? ie family: [a a pod pon housework fn a and first rate washer and jas good reference. Call at 909 tur et Blestion us wal aur et baby is he the olde 780; Call at 330 7th av,, rear cottage. 3 ai SESE ROTORLA MARRIED WOMAN WI! ASSET RESPRCTA, BLE P' Aue for t y Some ae i narep, hes nem Rew kale, Can be eee: 2 S cI i) > OTESTANT housework in a small fi r two daye at Houty sts Brooklyn. perieom RESPECTABLE hy bee gherge of & baby; ‘or to lat A WOMAN WANTS A SITU- y, am DUTKe; a or sewing; it tamil ae a = sane a m ae past at 43 East Zistet. LADY WISHES TO staan A SITUATION FOR agiri as nurse and seamstrees. Apply STRONG, HEALTHY AND RESPECTABLE WO. man wants nurse. reference fh ater ies rant we cena A Sina, (8 4 f its birth and hae been sete be highly baby from WANTED—AS Wi! NURSE, BY A brenst of milk. ‘t., second floor, ITUATION FOR A. famty; era, Ll We RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS Feference. Call a Sedna Renee Teg WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE rou Sth can ts ral ger ol her present employ- of Ageeat airtime ca a from 10 tilt Wet 88d st., near 7th av. AS py Waren ee A RESPECTABLE WO- drnatt tamiy bas'a grt td years oh, wiahes to herwith her No a fami the Country. Gall ‘49 Went Houston st. m0 A sce WAusan ee & YOUNG WOMAN, it nd ironii Ne ring Bs pat ear ae tae es fas Ea Off 3d av. in 73d st. WEI DUCATED YOUNG LADY WISHES TO A pose en a gE sateen aee 4 : t SSS eros rs gee SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE and waiting, or ieee Tes cut reference, "Goll ot Nord King. —_ N AMBSICAR Gi GIRL WANTS A_ SITU, 8 AY citar hambermaid and civse of chase teens, of to take care of ; city reference. Can be seen for two days at 105 West at, near 7th av. JA SITUATION, WANTRD—BY A. rae ae, wo. istands eookt tn all ie Sranches loa for two days. YOUNG oma, WHO 18 4 COMPETENT 1 noe. inode nae gerag ee er ad aes aes mare es 4 ere ts Borie cara ome fa YOUNG GIRL wae A A Non eet Hous Brooklyn: RESPECTA arya aeate Beockor, comer to-day. SITU. best of cit; ‘State st., bet: as cook, washer and ironer. . ween ine A SITUA. jousework in etereneh Call at 187 West 19th Ris gil oe pitty} BABY WANRED TO WET NURSE.—a RESPECTA. Own residence. Can be seen for two SITUATION WANTED—BY deve would be willl reference. Call at 85 A A i004 city years old, to do “A RESPECTABLE LE OIRE WISHES tral SITUATION TO 32 Sinertae 0d ey naar ae ae ‘ror dacs soo sk, enema eae A he a at at 460 by on ae gton, Wal ile Gel oa ‘eee ea a RRSPECTABLE YOUNG, OIRL, WANTS, A, SITUA. Lion a waitresain, private, feat Feference Calla Teterenoe, “inquire at 0394 a | A ee WANTED—BY A woman wisbes a baby to wet nurse at her ys at 71 ing woman, as infant’s nurse; is al to travel toany piace. 1 400 Canal st, between 1 tm all its be at, eeecahen. av. UNG GIRL 16 take care of ‘chil. + a t boosewors, at iy; good city re- A YOUNG OMA. as rate. from ‘t., room No. 4. ¥ A COMPETENT | a Place. > on yopenrent * nludsoo and Ve" naa TSN RESPECTABLE yong Mid Bett A SISCATION as cook; understands her RESPECTABLE Givation, WANrE ey A A wast pee at, between ps aS Sas iE Went th A GIRL, Vig A ied o vara Ot, oa mace arr cai ITUATION ire 8 CoM her La young meena pregen) ployer, naw Sewn b esis take of Apply after 110A. M, ab 66 Bast 26th ot. SiS WwW. iY A RESPECTABLE, yas nurse; one eaten snare ot eelren) SE Ure: one eae at a ‘TION SANTED 8 ‘ABLE woues renee ¥ A and tne ITUATION TAPE. A RESPECTABLE P! ‘cook, washer and ironer in a 41 SEUATION. WANED ar A RESPECTABLE YO! one seme sarah Pianeta Call at 211 Beatie vanes corona, (rom etl av ITUATION SARE S RESPECTABLE YOUNG tiga ly foterence Gan be seen for two days at ie eC Pg nitcemy Mi oor, In A ph Sed Sree WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTRS. tant woman, todo ‘ansint with w: oe deters. "Gan be seen at A773 40th sta. anton first family. A good ingy's maid would be yf ted. beg fam given. Call for three days at 273 ¢ fest 46th at., and 10th ava. TrGAsION, ANTED—-A8 A FIRST. CLASS COOK & very compote is good Call at 170 West 28th at. Ring ¢ the door ag it GITUATION WANTED—BY AN, EXPERIENCED COOK derstands Js an. oxcalignt will assiat in the rence. Call at 452 TUATION, Aberin fl & Latah gale wea Joume Woman, as chambermald;,{s & good waa oe ron dn gveral boar anal ai an id five years’ rater ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GI STEAeL Saad Berane fer last place. Gan be seen for two ‘abye ai BO Bie CI references tween 9b proagroes. Pp y tr 4 13 nag eatgint ar vate family; yaene a ar wo Gk tig Sevan i ashing, the a po objection to asatet in Taterence from thet? inet place, fore thay ears. Can be seen for twodays at 837 ay. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, “a —— Sin d seamstress, Call at 113 St. Mark’s place, 8th ITUATION WANTED—BY a RESPECTABLE Ror laundreas or 3D roman, a5 lnundres sity toferouon,” Call ot tab Tth an, . RESPROTABLE GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS ine ao fest 25th st., near oe a 280% oF cas sad Janndress: the other as ibermaid at city references thet finplasca, where tory Dave ved seven years, 2037thav., near 2th st. RESPECTABLE IRLS WISH SITUATIONS IW i is private fa Le one rrr 108, Cogan cook ati hinrasties, ood West 20h eh, waitress; the best cl Call near Tih av., second ie ‘pack room, W4NTED SA SITUATION, BY A a Tltromt best af city reference, pete kin tae ITED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE rae Paiuaon sat clase ook, tersiagde kia of meats game -and pastry; a ee neat iene ane gives Gall 1300 24 a NTED—A SITUATION, pin lei RESPECTABLE eit ee a ject wis i given, a be noon for two days at GUS Gh are ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, FOR A GOOD FRENOB cook; bas the best of city reference. Apply at 160 5d. av, Wares [ming aod A RESPECTABLE tera) peg A ;, would prefers male ehild: Mrs. Hanlon, 39 Park st., near far Duane. ‘ANTED—A fey er on Mine wer baby 6 mo old. “Inquire for Mrs. Davis, 9 Mulberry st. Y A VERY GOOD GIR! 1 as pie : A SITUATION at ber present > Ne NS oe "ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Radar situation as cook in a private ; bas pag may Best of at Vth OMe ‘ANTED—BY A ro ee Pye —— feb iran a ‘as chambermaid and Call for two days at 318 West dlat ot, ‘ANTED—B' a f -ROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, tion ema no vnrayt weld her in all {te branches; isan ex- cellent baker, and will assist in the washing if required, best Of dity reference can be given. Call at 490 6h av., between D—A SITUATION, AS LAUNDRESS stands fine wal nl dang, no otfaton tothe & good reference given. PROTESTANT? Pot woman « altuation Ey Lae Sees alia “ANTED—A eae eas aes cuaneeete AND i a Baap ert oid fd ar, Sven Sah sth Ror, pn ee Sa A el NTED—A hen be ag TO TAKE CARE Wontar ie compeenn ee alkanes 2 of tt; rae} Sar Ree Sees Fan es beh ere. mitre Root rs Wie AE AUTON ATT gh PS Wititamsbure. WATE Sh BERET anes UA Ws Mth Ll Etngerye § A YOUNG Le wy oy’ Meee A Str. to a; willing to make erselt weak. C fa, by calling at 481 3a av., between Front room, take tary ot ch ete: di stn, second Wisrete SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO. ean, trovee? the, best of city retecoues wer; ot ieronee Sven Abi ot ‘Bast IR at., between Ist and 2d ave, Winer AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation as good 1s as excellent baker discal, cake and ples, sand ad (5. rate washel Tronet: hes itved. sent place. & Protestant indy of the, highest respestaoiity front phy oye ye nl ino or eee toan —_ fergi. Call at 99 West 27th st. Detwoon’ Gh and 7th arm in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN: A@ and tron wi fio at oof iuldren: "peak ty vl ni care sus tea at 119 Woat 24th at, " i Wests SITUATION “BY Ly auld air ceB ho thoroughly understat ant wo is ro a We a fewtna eit ver revorvece Nppiy’ at wt, fimand darn, = Flaine D. A. Your Nese cee wy